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Something Rising
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“Or a midget dressed all in black.”
Belle said nothing, looked away.
“It was picking at the strings of a rabbit.”
“A rabbit?”
“I passed it too close with my windows down, I thought it would fly away before I reached it.”
“So you were in a bit of a contest. With the vulture.”
“Sort of.”
“And you lost.”
“It would appear.” Cassie stood in the mudroom in her boxer shorts and sports bra, her arm throbbing. She remembered the grocery list, retrieved it from the jeans. Put them back in the washer.
“Should I get Laura?”
“No, you should get the things I asked for, along with some iodine and a bandage. I need to get this washed out and medicine on it.
“Should I call Poppy or Edwin Meyer?”
“No. You should think about the iodine, it’s in the upstairs bathroom, and a bandage, and some clothes and a towel for me.”
Belle nodded, then looked down and studied one of the imaginary thorns under her skin. “A little boy, you say? Or a dwarf?” She would write these phrases, Belle would, on slips of paper and save them.
“That’s right. I’ll shower, then go to the grocery store, then I’m going to Emmy’s. And bring me my cowboy boots, they’re next to my bedroom door. The ones with the two holes over the left ankle.”
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